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54 52 7/23/1972 Letter From Stauffer to Ehrlichman RE Northeast Regional Conference. 1 pg.

Campaign

54 52 7/28/1972 Letter From Casey to Ehrlichman RE Jim Needham. 2 pgs.

Personal

54 52 8/2/1972 Letter From Rietz to Ehrlichman RE Young Voters gathering. 1 pg.

Campaign

54 52 8/7/1972 Memo From Hullin to Engman RE Tax information. 1 pg.

Campaign

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54 52 7/14/1972 Memo From Hullin to Smith RE Appearance before Young People. 3 pgs.

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54 52 8/14/1972 Memo From Ehrlichman to Parker RE Jewish voters. 1 pg.

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54 52 8/16/1972 Memo From Herge to Ehrlichman RE Finance Committee to Re-Elect President Dinner. 1 pg.

Campaign

54 52 8/25/1972 Memo From Hullin to Waldman RE Hawaii Briefing Book Outline. 1 pg.

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54 52 8/25/1972 Letter From Ehrlichman to Ford RE Student Leaders for the President brunch. 1 pg.

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54 52 8/26/1972 Letter From Ehrlichman to Gary RE Thank you. 1 pg.

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54 52 8/26/1972 Letter From Ehrlichman to Walker RE Convenntion congratulations. 1 pg.

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54 52 8/26/1972 Letter From Hullin to Cumming RE Thank you. 1 pg.

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54 52 8/26/1972 Letter From Hullin to Packard RE Thank you for convention efforts. 1 pg.

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54 52 8/26/1972 Letter From Hullin to Gartland RE Thank you for convention work. 1 pg.

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54 52 8/26/1972 From Ehrlichman to Bremicker RE Thank you to Key Biscane Hotel. 2 pgs.

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54 52 8/26/1972 From Ehrlichman to Myerson RE Thank you to Transportation Committee. 1 pg.

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54 52 8/28/1972 Memo From Moore to Ehrlichman RE Hawaii 1960 vote. 1 pg.

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54 52 8/28/1972 From Moed to Ehrlichman RE Morning News with John Hart. 1 pg.

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54 52 7/28/1972 Memo From Hullin to Ehrlichman RE Friends of Nixon Seminar. 1 pg.

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Program Planning Robert •• flani,an. Chalrman IIrs.. lUitll Spurrier. Vice Chairman

T ransponatiOQ K.nd~n D. Gorlf. Chair",an L E. (ToIIIIIY) Thomas, Vlee Chairman

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Miss Sarah Ann Stauffer Rohrerstown

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 17571 (717) 392-6959

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TH E WH ITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

July 28, 1972

. MEMORANDUM FOR JOHN EHRLICHMAN

FROM TOD HULLIN

SUBJECT ?riends of Richard Nixon Sc£ninar

Frtday~ July 28, 1972 - 4:00 p~ In.

EOB Conference Room

x You will be introduced by Dan Lungren of the Special Projects Office

at the Republican National Committee. (FYI - he is the husband of

Bobbie who works in Finch's West Wing office).

Their experience has been that the speaker for 20-25 minutes

in their area of responsibility and then takes queRtions for the balance

of the hour.

Other speakers this group has heard and \vill hear are:

Thursday

Mr. Henley of Dent's staff (Dent had to cancel at the la.st minute)

DoH Droge - three hours' worth on Vietnam

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Bob Brown Assistant Director of ACTION, !vir. Kraw (sp?) Russell Train Senator Dole made a surprise appearance at lunch Luncheon speaker was Sherry Sheele, youngest elected state legislator in

the country (from South Carolina)

Saturday Herb Stein Herb Klein Jerris Leonard Mrs. Elizabeth Koontz, Director, 'Women's Bureau:t Departrn.ent of Labor Mr. Peppitone, Acting Director, SelectiV'(~ Service

The group will have just completed a tour the White House.

A list of atiendees is attached at Tab A.

EXECUTIVE ~~L ~ 919.~ @:lft' UNITED STATES rr:;~-,.;;,I;~ I~L.1C~. -tv:l .. P..", /'

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

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OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN

j~'IJ il~ July 28, 1972 ~. ~r. John Ehrlichman

The White House Washington, D. C. 20500

Dear John:

Try to hold the evening of Thursday, August lOth, open for dinner at my house to send Jim ~eedham on his way from the SEC to the Chairmanship of the New York Stock Exchange. A formal invitation will follow.

Sin.c.ejlY.,

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August 2, 1972

Dear Mr. Ehrlichman: j-

The Young Voters for the President staff was deeply honored and pleasantly surprised by your presence at our gathering Monday evening.

Your taking the time to be there meant a great deal to the staff and certainly provided a tremendous lift in spirits.

On behalf of the Young Voters I would like to thank you for your interest and support. You may be assured that we will be working even harder in the next three months.

With best regards.

Sincerely,

/l-Ken ltetz

The Honorable John D. Ehrlichman The White House Washington, D. C. 20500

1701 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006 12021333-4570

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AUGUST 7, 1972

FOR LEW ENGMAN

SUBJECT TAX INFORMATION

Joll. would Uke to fIa•• tit. loUowi.. propoeetl material

lor pMsible distri1wti.oll to sVI"OIates, etc.:

1. 'Ike 'I""'111", ..tllllate of tIte r ........ that woald

1M raised 'Dy cloelDl tit. loopilol.... Myocated

by Gaor,. Meeo"I'L

z. AD. OM.B aeC01UlliD8 of the coat 01 tile Democratic

Matioa! Platform.

3. A s,ecific _Ul.. of the WeOoyera ta:K propoaal••

4. 'Ill• ...actioa ia tax ~.. ca.... by t.e Preslde.'s

lt69 Tax aefona Act.

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JULY 14, 1972

SMITH

U: Imriut,ion to John Ehr1ioblaan to appear before young people at tbe Republican National Convention Sunday, AUlUst 20, 2:30-3:30 p.m.

RegardiD9 the above invitation, oou14 you,..Ptb•• '.orward ./ t.he tollow1n9 information: ~ ? .... ~ ,,(j) 1. Who ela. will appear on the pre>

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EXECUTIVE Pi",

THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

August 14, 1972 r-,; 8 06

MEMORANDUM FOR

FROM

In 1960 we set up a campaign,trip to the Catskills at the strong recommendation pi Nelson ...fockefeller and Louie Lefkowitz to appeal t6 the Jewish vote in New York City. xThous ands of New;York (Bronx) Jewish votel'S are

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to be found in the big report hotels of the Catskills over Labor Day weekend. short of stUluping every street corner in the BrorLx, lhis is the best way to reach them. We set up a motorca~le among three hotels all within very short driving ;distance of one another where, with some advance work, big'crowds could be ass embled.

/We had ogranpned a number of popular Jewish personalities (Eddie Fisher, /etc. ) to travel with and introduce the candidate at these varim/s stops.

I It was the Ro,~kefeller organization's very strong feeling then that this is the mos t ef£ective kind of campaigning we could do to impact thp New York City vote. Whethere that is still a valid judgment I don1t know. ,

1 I have no doubt with the President going there as President now that quite ali enormous and enthusiastic turnout would be pos sible with careful advance work.

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August 25, 1972

Uear Congressman:

'.l:ile i;;.Cl,';,(.h \>'it.h the l'Et~,-idcnt I"!:i:aderl'l for the L~, :.:;:"',i. ;:"t~ t~" \ll.':;;;:: :,;(;~ (" j Cl'y ,~.;,; le and I want to t.hM.~' you for' :i it'.' ~'l; .' :;-j ua. Those \ yc:m~ PCOt:..1·;;'l'f \Ye~~~' fn, J' J ~.;:. ".'hat is

\happening on politic.....l sC!e.ne and it ! WM~ a pleas.< ;.L,·'O 11....vc ,; ,,' ;la;',\.;€, to visit. with thl.:'Ult.

Best personal regards;.

John D. :r~!·:;·11 Ascit,"it..ant -:,0 tI1Q f~r.:':'r.d.dent

for Do;'nestie Affairs

D. (i. Ho',~'e (n'::'~,'l..·,C'"",':'r'f,;;;tiv•.::~ ~;':i,u:~hi"'l.gt.'),Yl, r D.. C. 205L:i

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JU.~ a quick Dote to thank, you for yoUr.efforts to make our stay ~ M1ud'~' -

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Dear Ron:

JUst a quick DOte to congratulate

JOG on your great work before and

d.uriDV the Convention. Your advance

.taft d.id a superb job and I wish you

would express our thanka for aak1nq

our stay more comfortable.

Beat peraonal reg'uds. '",. \

, ... ' ,,'John' D. Bhrl!cbmaD , Aaalatant to the Pr••i4en~ .'

fO~Dome.tl0 Affairs 1· •

Mr. Ron Xwalke

The llIbite House

wasbin.qton, D. C.

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Many, many thanks for your help during our stay in l(ey Bl.cayn"i~ ' - '

Dear Jaoka

Juat a quick note to thank you' for Your good efforts on behalf of John a~ _rael! before and during the Conv.nt1o~. . '

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JIr. Jack 1ackard !'he White SOu•• Waahington, D. C.

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Pear John:

Just a quick note to thank you for making the neceseary arrangements for John and me before and durinqthe Convention.

It all ran very smoothly - thanka to your good effort••

Sincerely yours,

'rod R. BUllin Executive Assistant to

,{John D.. Ehrlichman i

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The White House WaahingtoQ, o. c. TRH;JLH:jlh /

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bear 8ill, ./I want to thank you and your Transportation

cam4itt•• for making our stay in Miami so pleasant and enjoyable. Mrs. Gary,Bl11 ~oyle and Frank ~om all dId an outstandingjob 16 making sure t~at we got to the right place at the right time, and I hope you will express our appreciation to them for doing such a wonderful job.

Best personal regards.

Yours sincerely,

John D. Ehrllohman Assistant to the President

for Domestic Affairs

x Mr. ~ill 1,1yerson

~fi. E/o Convent~on Transportation Committee ~~'l~ade County)Rcpublican Committee

2337 Coral i-lay

Coral Gables, Florida

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1 _; /W.LICH1v1AN. JOHN D",i.. AUGUST 28,19'12-- 1___

FOR JOHN EHRLIC}l}1AN

FR01~ OICK MOORE

SUBJECT! nAWl't.II TRIVIA

The 196Q result I mentioned was Kennedy 92,410; Nixon 92,295 - a margin of 115, and a swin9 of 58 votes would have put the state in our column .. We should have ~~rked a little ~.arder.

If you are asked about complacency, the fact tilat Hawaii taught us a lesson in its first Presidential vote - and that you rel!\ember it slwuld work well locally"

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Dear J.ir. Bramieter s

Mrs. Ehrliehman joins me in extending' our

thanks and appreoiation to you and your

tineataff for making our stay at the

Key Biscayne Hotel. 50 comfortable and

enjoyable"

We were most pleased with the courteous

and helpful assistance offered by your staff

and,want to, thank. you for your hospitality_

Best person~l regards.

Yours sinoerely,

John D. Ehrliehman Assistant to the President

for Domestic Affairs

. ,l Mr. p~~~ckerManag1ng Director

KKey Biscayne Hotel Key Biscayne, Florida

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August 28, 1972

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Dear Mr. Ehrlichman:

It was certainly a pleasure to have you and your family at ThX$ey ~iscayne during the Republican National Convention.

Our only regret was that you couldn't reluain for a Ion r period of tirne and we hope you will be able to come back very soon.

Thank you again for your kind remarks concerning the staff and on behalf of myself and the staff I just wapi to s~y how pleasant it was to have yon with us.

Sincerely,

C ~-.-t[3~~,~~Charles A.~relTIicker Managing Director

Mr. John D. EhrHehman Ass to the President

for Domestic Affiars The White House Washington, D. C. I

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!XECUTIv.I ~ ~CBSNEWS A Division of Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. ,Fc:-r;'-/I- / J ZHRLICHMAN, JOHN n;;524 West 57 Street New York, New York 10019 (212) 765-4321 ~~/b

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Dear Mr. Ehr1ichman, y

I want to thank you for appearing on the Morning News with John Hart last Mondayo I thought the political discussion was very interesting and I appreciate your participating at such an early hour. I trust you have recovered from all the excitement and I hope to see you on the Morning News again soon.

Sincerely,

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Helen Hoed Producer

Mr. John Ehr1ichman 1600 Pennsy1viania Ave. Washington. D.C.

August 38, 1972

MEMORANDUM FOR

FROM

SUBJECT

THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

July 28, 1972

JOHN EHRLICHMAN

TOD HULLIN

?riends of Richard Nixon Seminar Friday, July 28, 1972 - 4:00 p.m., EOB Conference Room

X You will be introduced by Dan· Lungren of the Special Projects Office at the Republican National Committee. (FYI - he is the husband of Bobbie who works in Finch's West Wing office).

Their experience has been that the speaker goes for 20-25 minutes in their area of responsibility and then takes questions for the balance of the hour.

Other speakers this group has heard and will hear are:

Thursday

Mr. Henley of Dent's staff (Dent had to cancel at the last minute) Dol£ Droge - three hours' worth on Vietnam

Friday

Bob Brown Assistant Director of ACTION, Mr. Kraw (sp?) Russell Train Senator Dole made a surprise appearance at lunch Luncheon speaker was Sherry Sheele, youngest elected state legislator in

the country (from South Carolina)

Saturday Herb Stein Herb Klein Jerris Leonard Mrs. Elizabeth Koontz, Director, Women's Bureau, Departtn.ent of Labor Mr. Peppitone, Acting Director, Selective Service

The group will have just completed a tour of the White House. SEP

A list of attendees is attached at Tab A.

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